Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Nephele, a Weather Twin for LEO Radio Links
An interactive research prototype models how weather and atmospheric layers affect ground-to-orbit radio signals.
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The prototype builds a receiver-to-orbit path from atmospheric layers rather than treating weather as a single surface value. Its reference setup uses a 12.200 GHz link from a La Jolla browser receiver, with heights ranging from 1 km to 300 km and named ITU-R models for gas loss, delay, and liquid-cloud attenuation. At extraction time, the orbital and pressure-level feeds had not produced usable segments, so the displayed RF quantities remained unavailable.
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